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New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
DIssI7I>IIhD rLDLsIEI4NS.
GEUMBIING OvfE IHE DI,TmBrTloN or TN
A1-NEN-.I--4A-. LILLALLL ILLnmL.

GEUMDIING OViE IHE DIeTrlBrToN OF The
MoNEY-:L-o%s IIIIAEIE PLIGHT.
PHILADELPHIA, Noy o. -ll''cwool, Albert PaHcAot
No.cnac and Ilssu the i,c pedestrians wlo remained
70 the ansA IN last week. oupcase race ahi each
OF whom u adr over 500 niles we're today given t.cT
share Of tAc gate money. Ilo receipts were much loss
than expcc ted ard there cons doraoc grtaDH- ~
TIE pcl..tl.aus when intormG! Of 'Ac amounts 10 Poe
given :Arm lie total amount oi lie gate receipts vas
1881 or lalf Of tAls amount, s-,It9' ""s diV.'ed
among the Nvc prize winners, A. per cent I" nc i0i =.
ucr cent 10 second > per cent 10 ri 20 per cent ~
fourth and Per cent .Ac .th man 81 thls a"' ht
Iffue.vool received y 200 Albert SGG7 PoncIot >ip
Norenac S2G7 ani Elsou Sl33 In addition 10 ms lhe
satrauce ices o 500 each Of the fh'icsn ~" -es
having paid fu Sion divided among me h-t tlr'
wnEVr-. OF i.s amount liu!c"oeI received 'V P'l
cont amounting S7-V bert 80 per tcni' ainp ht"1
10 8 80 and Puci o. IN psi cent Amounting 10 SI'V
Poor ola mn E.son vino succsedcG IN @aSIng TIE 300
miles allowing hir1 90 receive portion 0i the stts
money j. eN penalties. fOote0rc and bokeu-h heaIte2
His koi paid his entrance zee - 500 took every
uerAy tho rlJ3 allotted 10 HIN .oI MAXIM: '"s JVO
iri.es, Notwithstanding the Ola mans protest ihe
bacer tndt what Elsph eanec Ns- not .umcleht
to nin what he had expended oh the od
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
RAILWAY INTERESTS.
PROMISING NEW RATE TROUBLES.

RESULTS OF MEETINGS AMONG RAILROAD MEN IL
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. % (Sscciai-"The Times" reviewing
tho Incidents OF last week Chicago Railway circles,
says
In tho West tho happenings have not been start
Ing. Tho agreement by which the war soft coal
rates to the Northwest was compromised has been
carried ont successfully and rates fixed from all points
with the exception OF those in southern Illinois.
These have been left to Chairman FathoIn for arbra
tion.
Tho most important incident Of the week. I'm a
negative way. the passing Of Noycni II without
putting into effect the threatened low tMiff while
not questioning the OF the intentions Of "a
chicago milwaukee, and -. Paul In the matter, it may
bo remarked that as rule postponcmcnts usually
end in compromises, and generally accepted by the
officials indication that the 10 cent rate VIII
never 40 into effect. The point will be settled at the
managers meeting to-morrpw.
The much talked Of meeting Of the Illinois roads
was held on saturday. a quasi ratification OF thc
Mississippi ba~ins rates was agreed to- 1t Is over
month -nco tho burlington indicated that would
mako a reduction in the rates and the roads are
SIN In the stage Of tarlmahlug with strong
pro- ability that before The job completed Instead
Of uniform action each road Viii do II plcd-c,,
and that instead OF harmony there VIII cn-uc dis
a~lou- confus Attempts wcrr mad. To settle the
fat time question but beyond tho settlement Of The
point that time would bo shortened rs all 81 the
Council E'uGs lines. nothing wa, dom, The detail,
viii ho arranged This week.
Tho Trauscoutnenal lines wcrc also I'm session
here but they dincr hom Chicago officials ia the fact
tAat they movc slowly. taking weeks TO reach CON
clu-ion- whcIo The Western roads would fix up matters
in . day.
"1Ai, week tho Northwestern and western man
a-'.+ VII meet TO consider gain Ia'c- me Iowa
roads will discuss state tariff. 'hr Trau-cou ucnlal
people VIII coutinuo their session. the general super
ri"nlrn', VIII arrange for fat limr lo me Missouri
River. Chairman Bauchard Will probably call the
slcr fbr Wc.,cr r,.,EIc and a. u.rsl dozen or
lrft f~- s,-1l fu titg are
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

TAe was between 10 If--l .suAA o. 'Aa''' ABB .A'
America. railroads 1:cs..t See, AMI hV' SO ~aNeI
ho.s: Yesterday Ga'e, atvr already reached 100 lH-
profitable bas.. bu, tAerr Is NJ indication that t1e
.augn:or. 20 stop Tie ~ o. $50 'rani irHEA
.ats saturday "a. followed ~ rciIctlOn bT 'hc a"o
dated 10 as Yesterday moru;us Another drop % -ooit
,our cents psr 100 pouni. "os madc by the ana N'n
read and later IT, the lay Csn!''ousr iInk Issued iac
trina Ino tAiir 20 co.rs,qoRI Io figures we're A iol
lows on tAo ba,, a. from Dhicagotp >c" YORK Dii ed
beef sheep sld ia Refrigerator cars "t2 cents per
100 pounds trsssod hog, a. common cdl5 u ,, i've
cattle - -. hHd live sheep i coats
II ~. reported that taeTo dssenson7 anong tho
trunk nc. n carrying cut their policy OF mectint As
Grand lranKs cuts The Pennsylvania was said 10
bc reluctant n carry the fight further prrierrnf 70
axe a ,.ir! enusf u Improbable IaNc. some co joy
was zen, o. tn.s the ds.Ay In the fShhVl'tna an
nounc, rs lOYrr rates Late Yesterday hs""Vcr 'Ais
:oan pax tI~ 1a-is .: J-2 "ns fsf iic'trf
ms - which .f.ii .Yur cents above hr rates oi i""
ofte. .ruuk ilars 81 g"nsraV oHprc'ri 'hit me
,ove.' rate rouII bs adopted ~ the P"nh@YVtnt ms
ut,.,.ug Iae Vanderbilt incs are received 10 i0.on
,ne anadish line " down 10 the bone
so acron has yet hen taken 10 meet The "i"hd
Tr!uks rut srIn aII provision export ihc, h} N -
e. Portland Mo lAis may rc met later. nj 'h' -'hi
mcnt ~ present "a t!uor" ts chhArnte oec "u7c IL
affects 40 sma!. Snare oi TIC toid. inoVehen
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
DISEEG lRDING THE MAYORS VETO.
JERSEY cIrYs BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS SAYS THE

0T.It'Isl NII1 ) BtIAHD PIBLIC WOhkS SA1S
TRACKS SHALL BE ELEVATED
Jersey City's Board OF Pdtlc Works met yesterday
and considered Mayor Cleyelands veto Of the resolu
iion permitting the elevation Of the nsyvana Rail-
road tracks. About forty ownels Of property in Rail-
roadayc. were present. and urged the Commissioners
TO sustain the veto. The Mayor himself was also pres
cnt and requested the Board TO require change Of
the plans that supporting trusses at stoet cross
nes would be placed above instead Of below the tracks.
and thus obyiae the necessity for changing the stees
grades. lie also asked that clause be- Inserted IN
tho contract holding the city hee from damages. Tha
Ioard passed the resolution over the Mayors veto.
Tie only obstacle n the way of the proposed elevation
IS the Injunction granted by the Chancellor, al
the suit of property owners In Greene st.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
rnDrs rrclSr uEN arN cLNvEi sW.ynnt

BOGTs EXCISE MN HIN CLgVEi .NpHE.
general alarm sent ont recently tor sS Of
gang who sein, N,setS !or bal. >, dozen, ot
liqlerdsaers throughout tae city. Tue success {: ns
s-nIicr, based their representing thsm'rlsss
as t.mpl,'loners npcctsrs i'G clerks o. t.s EIc:e
DspartHent rhs ,ickts were eel! tyr s. zach ard
pres issd ball Of te CosaOrt.S As,nciatnl at the
Everest, AsssHhi, Rooms, but gave no otasf aaiss's
The responded ws and tAs gasg rsASsa
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
TOO wren RryELRr " IRvIyG HALL.

On Novenbcr ~ .omr persons living iu the h'Sh'or
hood - .r,ins Hal. ss.t petition 10 Mayor Hewitt
complaining a1ou, ,a.s wedding :ea.g and sthcr cn.
tegtAinrcu., held ia rvak Ia. on saturday sunday
aud on iay sht$ I.c :Ucsts VS. aid Wefo NOISY
and 10 music discorlsn, ne petitioners "a n'' ask
% save ,Ac ot eg,ssicst- stopped. )Ui "dhird SONS
measures taoI 20 have t.cm crrod "h more I'ie'y 20
IA. 10 T, a.. co,., s.ces ne letter se1f %
suu. crirl. Nillrlv II scR' t % -apthn iiht'
and lie Cau,.a Isuf detective ORGY ~ sc lofAY'"c
Csuu .fh ,cvcr1' q ,Ar 'oWpair1ni- J'sioidp.
iI.,,r. l.Gs i>,iaI SHANNON. 70 A5rlu ho.is,eiu,
the lessee of t.s na... - appear 30 court teddy
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

rich harvest Four men caught on sunday night
10y Officers Warden and Kilnartn, Of the 1w-nty sixth
Iircct The prisoners Gesrge Merrls. or No. lO7
b"one-st; "-ol' Kelley. OF No l,s9l Ihi dave; VIII
lam Scstt, OF One-huHdred and -sec0ud-st and Third
aye, and Charles scwell ri No. ss7 Ihird-rva fhe
HaiIsn Coart was crowded yesterday with COM
piaIuants against them Justice Welie held the ac-
cs'd on tSs charges OF larceny by false representa-
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
Xo nornr rnAr W rois0NEH HER cHILD

NO DOTET THAT SNI |OiS0NEf HhR tHfAN
All doubt, as " tA- cause o. icIth oi Nr' Naiohhs
Heihkel q C1soaa = t. ant her ivcJearod dAnSAier'
Clara have bos. dsp"ea 1y tlc alto2Si" made ye''e'
d., hv yi Franz ckAai. TAo ,uri traces Of 't-cnio
In the Of both There seems {" De H.s IoA'.
hat the Inohcr administered Arsenic % hoF'c' shd
cd with ,uic, tai and mIr!0lous .ueat WHO 'Ao'u.
nm Ter TEMPORARY alteration OF mid cansei Dy money
,rcl. inr child lived rr' II o'rock ves''rity III
the .rurtS of the attending phvsclans 20 sNo ~ ~
brIu- unIN al..Eg. careful sAdhihauS u 80 o. 80
fl,d :. eyr,i any arsa-c bat 'tis nov -hot-Af Alt
"a, lotto fsIud IL tie s-hrs ~ We pHt'l i"'e
.taurL The ata. dose tAe !d"ciai w. '""" "'' W
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
PROMISE or PASSENGER PEACE.

There arc some ulc ,;ions that NE war on eastheu
passenger rates cut 81 It Logi- may soon be- "nd'd
In. fare from th. c.tJ - NsNlok IS now 81 w no
Vaudlias am the Bes line, ami SIG ~ the ONO ana
N!.S,.lpp! a,n 'ho Wabash road. Some OF ule NlhH
.ne, Yesterday received advice, from .hc Wcs st'us
th, lcs. ,aes 10 bs LEFT unchanged for 'wo day
rhef n.,scu fOarisslOIcI DarieiH, y ne fh'I'
Traffic Association vi take ~ 'Ae subject 'oi vi
sid,r.finn N- ne 4dvlcc+ 10 not pO,lV".y drc.die
INA, arbitration 90 he adopted hen tssOi .c1A- % u"
reur. that 'Ac Iisi nc 5 Ne settled ~ tAht way.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

crovlsy and Kity ;As c1imptrrsss In Csn'saI farN'
jr,w .ac crowd OF visitors - 'her new hone III 'oe
Ar.cns yesterday that Director Csnkih was dH''o -
provide for all that came The room, are On TUG
a. ~ ,h. ArssuL and Will held comfortably 250
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

coe Me- tnan 300 became rrtvlel IN tie roc AT at
ima. durino tho l1v As1ral or PARK Police hat 10 pe
sent for to relieve the pressure CrswloN vas W I''
spirits AMI -er.al-t the eorp1ay wan III, '.,,s
antics Mr. Cpnstiu hI .trD>pt 'rS n WORK Sc''oi''
to make additional do9rs Tor the rooms.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

ruuApl.iIuf, Nov 9s-1he jury IN the Unite" states
u.iriet torrt 20 day r@ssrel verdict OF s'f III "e
case o. r.. lcis VI. Keller "A post 'hcs s'c'A " ''
-, g., ,ba .-.J viii, ctabrlzling 81 .297 - of the
G.rsrprn,nts ~oncy. 4 motion Ist 4 ne" u'' VIA 10
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

John A.ers,el. .: tIe oe'thnown men In Patsr-
son j. d.cl vc,efdly from tde e. ots OF scratch on
tc ,anuo roreiv scgc.s. weeks ago Tie injury was
cop.'ac-eA r.vial ~ tHo tins Hui Ntamu alton set "a
or ~ .r h'o,d poi-rnNr ~ X'crs'et 'octy three
yrAf. Odd ind wa. Drps'Y Gers sf Ptssa'c ky from
i'll 70 1881. Els second vile and Que caiiI survive
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

TTO MINERS @RUSNEL 70 DFtTH.
WuKEsB.RRr. nov. 2s.--Fatr,cR Kinahan anf Larry
cuntn rper. .oployri at tue sngar Hcch Mao ;: t'
Hanover Coal Company. were caught I. heavy isiI ..
rock and coal this morEbg sid eiusnta ~ asAtL' lhs
mut.is.cd bodies were recovered this Afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
european Advertisements.
hbA 10 d III OM tOkiAN ANB
EpPS'S COCOA,

PGFAkFN- '.--" - 'is-pt:i ssDt 80 ittt'.
lawswoh govern the DYerlons oiiyestol sal ltru,I
ana by carofu appcstOn )t n dfIc lIfldiflof weso
Cocoa Epps bas provided breakfsstabss VITA
ielcately uaVorea bcve which may heavy
iccors JllA ltlsDf tlslJt, ls,bt s.c1 lrtsssp;
ae hsti Consultation ray te gradually luiiup IN srons
enough resist tendency iodsease. HUNDREDS al SUE
lie are floating around ready to attack wherever
here a weak point Wemay escape many fatal saaft "
Kerunr we'll with blood prep
sriy nourisSsd frame" civil service 9arette ,..,,
Made simply boiling water milk Sed Only Y AL
rsund by orocera labelled thuk yAAEs Effs q cA
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
COMMUNICATIONS.
1OS-66.

Bordering on winter.-Corn gather
ing the rege.-Three schools running
in Harmony with teachers as follows.
S. z. 3. r. Shimp, S. w. Miss Huat, n.
W. John Holmes.-O. j. Alarshalls
schoolin Buffalo closes middle of De.
cember-Alf. and Chas. Nordyke went
to WoonsocEet friday and Saturday.
S. 0. McElwaln and A. Beels are build
ing a sod barn 1fx24. Mr.. Beels is to
visit in Iowa during the holidays and
). o. is to take care of his cattle-Geo.
Titus has nearly l2s:acres fall plowed.
Who can beat it.-C. w. Mills has a
new barn ready for winters. L. Har-
mony school house has I, new door
what it has needed fer two years.-D.
G. Hewitt and family attended church
at Harmony; Sabbath. S. o. McEIWain
and Riley 7. Marshall went to Yves
sington Springs the 21sts on contes;
Of the n. Il. Il sec. 29.-C. S. Richard
sons new barn shows off well il n. w.
HARMONY A. French and wife
started last Wednesday to: Mercer, Pa.
I. A.talkpd some Of returning in the
Spring y. Nn,' has y splendid vol?
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
Renews Her Youth

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co., Iowa, tells the following remark
able story, the truth OF which, Is vouch.
ed for by the residents OF the town; 81
am % years old, have beer troubled
with kidney complaint and lameness
for many years; could not dress myself
without help. Now l am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do all
my own housework. owe my thanks
to Electric Bitters for having renewed
my yonth, and removed completely all
disease and pain" Try bottle. Soc.
and 81. at a. NJ. Matthias Drug Store
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
A GRAND EVENT..
Opening Day OF washington
Springs Seminary.

Tuesday, November goth. 1887.
Exercises will be held IN the SEMI
nary chapel commencing at o'clock
p. m.
The programme will be substantially
as follows;
Devotional exercises.
Addresses by representative men OF
Jerauld county and the village of Wes-
sington Springs.
Response by the president OF the
Board of Trustees stating the object
Of the institution and the methods to
be employed in attaining the same.
Financial statement by the Secretary
Of the Board.
Remarks by others.
Doxology.
BenedlctiOn.
The public are cordially invited to be
present.
j. Il. Freeland.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
Pure-bred French Draft (Percheron or Norman)
lew mpu+.,o ~ AND ENGLISH Shire HORSES.

NOTICE FOR PUBLCATION:-Land office
Nat Mitchell, D. T.. Nov. 18th. 1887.
Notice is hereby. given that the following
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Judge,
or. in his absence pefore the Clerk OF the Dis,
Springs, ID. r.. on January 3rd, 1888, WI: wa
Joseph Acserson,
HID. No. 217l2, for the NEA section 81, town los,
range G5.
He names tho following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: james +. bolton, of Temple
ton. ~ t., Wallace Bolton. of Templcton. u. T.,
Martini. Thornton, of Stock, d. T., II. J. Wal
lace, of washington Springs. ID. r.
MOVES GEO. &. ENERITT, Register.
a. CT MORRISON, Attorney
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
The Reason Why.

Last weeks Jerauld County Messen-
ger contains an article on "The Ring
which shows very clearly that the wool
is not drawn over Editor Hull's eyes.
He says among other things;
Since coming to Jerauld county we
have heard more or less about "the
ring" and "anti ring &c. What COM
posed "the ring" and what the differ
ence was between the rihg and the anti
ring was not. very clearly defined. But
the election Just closed has shed some
light upon the subject which we wish
to comment upon.
In determining who compose .the
ring" we will take the admissions OF
their professed organ The True Re-
publican. In its last issue 1T said. "The
ring literally busted" and scattered
votes all over the district for John
Grant last Tuesday," So by their own
admission we find that it was "the ring"
that bolted the regular nominee Of the
regularly called "Republican" conven-
ton and supported an independent
candidate. They do this, too, without
assigning any reasons for so doing.
They do not claim that the convention
was packed, or that the nomination was
result of any unfair. methods. They
make no charges against the nominee:
They simply "busted" and scattered
votes all over the district for John
Grant"
TO those who have watched the his
tory of our county from the beginning
it does not seem at all strange that the
ringsters should bolt regular repub-
lican convention, though they could
not claim that it was packed or unfair
methods used. 1t is in keeping with
their usual consistency. The people
of the county are not blitded to the
fact that there is a clique Of men here
in Washington Springs vino are deter
mined to control our county affairs at
any cost. Some Of them are ashamed
to be called republicans and some are
ashamed to be called democrats, but
all are agreed as to the necessity OF
keeping certain matters hushed up
And the election OF man pledged tx
an investigation AID publication Of
county finances would, have struck ;
death blow to their fortunes and sa
cred( y honor
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25

~ at Mitchell, u. T., Nov. 18th. 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the followin.
named settler has filed notice of his ntcli,
ton TO make final proof III support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge. or in his absence before the Clerk of the
district Ccnrt Jerauld County, at Washington
Springs, d. r.. on Jan. 9Th, 1893, VIZ:
August Punto.
Pre-. CE No, 1908, for the south's SWl.i section
,. town l0S, range G6. W. 9Th 7. NJ. IS required
by letter G.. of Oct. 18th, 1887.
He namestthe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said laud, Wis: Joseph Collier of Farlvinc,
-. T.. John Egland. of l!arlvile, d. r. John
Shannon of Earlville, ID. T., Daniel Mitchell, of
Tcmpleton, u. T.
noy2J GEO. b. ENERITT Register
y GuNDERsoN, Attorney.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

NOTlCE FOR, pUBLICATION.-L O:i!ce
~ at Mitchell d. T., Oct. 18th, 1857.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named Gettler has i!ed notice OF NJ MS Intention
that said. pcoof will be nade before the judge or
in his absence before the Clerk OF the District
Court Jcsauld Co., at washington SPRING., d.,
on Dec. llth, 1887, viz,
Mini,icJ with nee link,
lwido" and heir at Law OF William Wninl Id.
No. a36i2 for the SW'a OF section .. town io7,
range CO. -
He names tile following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and Cultivation
Of, said land, viz: Daniel Burulson, William
Houmes, Henry knieritm, a. MSicttleton, al,
Of Starkey Jera,,ld Co. j. T..
Oct."s GEO. X EEEK1TT Re2isse.'
NIHEET nl.NDlNSNN Attorney ".
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
$3.50 in Cash!

3 Worcester's and three Webster $
Dictionaries, worth $3.50, and Dlction-
airy Holders, worth Sl5.50, given as
PRIZES for the best essays answering
the question "Why should J use Die
tionary Holder?" For full particulars
send to LA VERNE w. MOVES, SO &, 1O1
w. Monroe ST., Chicago, the maker Of
Dictionary Holders. Or inquire at your
Bookstore. 235tf
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
Rucklen,s Arnicn SaIye.

The Best Salveln the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilb1ains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, end positively cures Piles. or nc
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price25 cents per box. ForSale by
DR.. 4. M Matthias.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
GUERlFF'S SALE.
DRY OF DAKOTA; 90.
COUNT OF JERAULD,
OLAF +. OLEsoN. by ERlGK
kNUDTSoN, guardian
rs

" ". II LII
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an
execusion TO me directed and delivered oliver, and Nc.
now in my hands, ISSUED ont of tie clerks Office
OF the second. iudia l district court TERRITORY of
Dakota in and iol the county of Jerauld. M
on a, Judgment rendered in said court in favor
OF Olaf n. Oleson and against G. w, Hill / have
property OF said defendant, to-wit:
Hayard On Advocacy volume Code of Pro-
ccdure, (Wisl J volume. Edwards On Bills
and Notes, lNoume. Whit,icars' Practice. 3yol
umes. Parsons on Contracts. 8 volumes. Bnu-
ham on Infancy. ! volume. slannug's Digest.
volume. Bartons Suit In Equity / volume
Bucknell on lunacl. volume. -Four stacks of
wheat, four stacks of oats, two stacks of barley
and that shall on Tuesday the 23th day of No
vemher. A. D., 1887, at the hour OF i O'Clock, y.
m, OF said day, at the residence Of G, ", and
Il. G.. HI! on sec. y town los range IS in said
county and territory. proceed to SCI, all the right
titleand lnter"stOf the above named C. w. Hiij
i'll and 70 the above described property TO satisfy
said judgement and costs, amounting to One
Hundred and Eleven dollars ami Seventeenth
cents, together with all accruing costs of sale
and interest OH the same from the lbtl,t day Of
November, 1897, al the rate of Z per cent rar an
mum, al pubic auction to the highest bidder 10,
cash. '''
ALBEIT GuNDERsoN, Plaintiffs Atty.
! T CIrAn--
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25

10 it. deep and 4 TT. Of good waters.
S. and meeting fairly attended consid-
cring cold weather and hay for fuel
People are happy over the handsome
majority for prohibition in Jerauld
Deck.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
Magazines for nearly Half.

Club with this paper. We divide with
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Take this list:
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zine alone per ,ose,h..
wac Awake s2'4o $3.50
Young Folks Journal a6o
Pansy ,n
Little Men and Women 2n
Babyland $50 7,o
Send to the publisher of the magazine
you want for a sample copy, enclosing n
trihe in stamps, say five cents, enough to |
show you are not dead-head. He will
send you his terms Of course. Compare
them with ours.
These five magazines are published By
D. Lothrop Company, Boston. Made iu
families, they actually open a new world to
them.
Bai,ltxd, full of pictures and scrss and stois.
helps the mother amuse even little baby, helps hin
grow, and directs his growth.
Or Lite Men AID Women takes the sixy:aroN
when he begins to read.
The Paasy comes with the Sunday School age:
CAaMa"qxa Toamg Felks' 5oa>nai is for yorrt
;cholars.
Vide dspake = this is what the publishers say
it" library, study, playhouse, life at home ar
abroad, companionship Of the wise and good"-d:
signed for the young, bnt for all improving people
We have the more satisfaction in CLUB.
bling with such magazines because they en-
Courage civilized life wherever they 80.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-11-25
Not So Surprising After Ali

Somewhat to our surprise the Alpena
journal came out in support OF Judge
Converse for commissioner.-Jerauld
County Messenger.
1t Is not SO surprising after all Bro.
Hull when you come to think Of it.
The ringsters bolted the regular Re-
publican convention but 9ld not agree
on their candidate until Friday night
preceding election day, when d ring
"conclave' was held in the Republican
office, Grant decided upon, their cam
paign lies connected, and. peddlers
hired. 1T was too late then to send
Durham word SO he unwittingly made
TIE woeful blunder of endorsing Con-
verse. OF course everybody thinks it
good joke, but such little mistakes
will be obviated when the telegraph
wire connects Alpena and Washington
Springs.
"A report comes to- Us from Huron
that a secret meeting Of the officials of
the Manitoba railroad at that place
Monday night, of this week, resulted
in change of the grade stakes on the
extension of that road from the pro-
posed Woonsocket line to the old sur
veY running through Alrena and w es-
sington Spr1ngs.-Jerauld County Jour-
nal.